Tag: national trust
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England, Hiking, History, Long-Distance Hiking Trails, National Trail, Scotland, Thru-hike, Trail, United Kingdom
Hadrian’s Wall Path – Revisiting One Of My First Thru-Hikes
Hello! My name is Abbie. I’m a presenter, filmmaker, and mountain leader with a passion for tying well-being to expeditions and adventures in the natural world. I am also the founder of Spend More Time […]
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Why hike the Offa’s Dyke National Trail?
On many ‘must-hike’ lists, Offa’s Dyke is a world-famous path stretching from coast to coast along the ancient border between England and Wales. Perhaps it’s the wonderful collision of wild mountainous terrain, 8th-century history and […]
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Snowdon Summit Circuit via Watkin and Rhyd Ddu Path
One day I will enjoy a view from Snowdon but until then at least the journey there and back again is always beautiful! With every visit and season the rugged wild Welsh landscape is ever-changing […]
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Thru-hiking the 102-mile Cotswold Way
A true taste of the Cotswolds Beautifully distinctive honey-coloured stone, quaint villages that seem to have been frozen in time, traditional dry stone walls at every turn; picturesque pubs and manicured gardens with creeping roses… […]
